Quantum Immortality Novels & Stories

Johan piped up. Harlow nod at Karina, and smiled at Johan. An immortal never truly dies, unless their killer knew what to do to make sure they stay die. They would reborn again each time, but that meant their mates would have to wait until they were of age.

after a pause, she said, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” “I’m…tired.” Yasmin closed her eyes, not wanting to dwell on the topic. “You should get some rest as well.” “Your Majesty, I hope you can understand that it’s impossible to achieve immortality. I’ve only created R10 based on the formula they gave me. As for whether or not it’ll work, I’m…truly unsure. “The truth is that I believe the chances of it working are essentially zero despite what I said earlier,” Lily spoke bluntly, no longer needing to beat around the bush.

He was hoping for that happy ending. "The substitute for mission is the beauty of immorality. When I surpassed this mission, we all die and go to the afterlife. We will have immortality in another dimension, where a ray of sunshine was waiting for us far from this cruel world," Maximus said. I smiled a little when I heard what he wanted, but I wondered what dimension he meant. If this is the dimension from which I came there is no hope to be seen. If that book were to take them to the Kingdom of Prophis, it would be my advantage for me to be able to go back there if Max include me but it would be a problem for Maximus to know that it was not peaceful place for them. That nothing good ending

Project Rebirth was never designed to create immortality. It was designed to test whether consciousness could survive death without losing the ability to choose. Rose whispered. And Ascension? The older Ethan looked toward the countdown. Ascension is the final test. A cold feeling moved through Ethan. What happens when it reaches zero? Every consciousness connected to the network will be given the same choice. What choice? The choice to remain. Forever. Jason frowned. That sounds like immortality. It is not. The older Ethan's expression hardened. It is imprisonment if the choice is removed.

But its hands remained slightly out of place, trembling with the effort of the failed escape. I realized then, with a cold, hollow dread, that the reflection is bound by the gaze. It is a quantum horror: it only exists as a copy as long as it is being observed. The second the observer’s eye wanders, the mimicry ceases, and the entity behind the glass seeks the warmth of the three-dimensional world. So, I stayed.

“Your consciousness woven through the system. You won’t age. You won’t die. You won’t be alone, but you won’t ever be free.” Immortality. At the price of self. The spine pulsed brighter, reacting to my fear. “Stability increasing,” it said. “Heir assimilation at forty-three percent.” “No,” Elliot said hoarsely. “No, no, no Cassie, listen to me.” I turned my head toward him, every movement heavy, like gravity itself had doubled. “You have to destroy it,” I said. His eyes widened. “What?” “You said there was an access point,” I whispered. “A way to end this.”

"Wait, so it routes signals through other universes? You’re telling me we’re communicating across dimensions?" "Exactly," she said with a nod. "The Quantum Nexus Computer makes everything untraceable by using quantum entanglement. It essentially bounces our signals through different points in reality. Every time a signal leaves or enters, it’s scrambled across universes, completely impossible to trace. It’s like… the perfect shield for our communications." "That sounds almost too good to be true," I muttered, still a little skeptical.

I killed the old bastard, which means the Academy is now following the memory of a male who wants something and is no longer following actual orders. “Please, he’s not dead.” Harmon laughs; it's quickly followed by a choking cough which makes me think her injuries are serious and are starting to affect her system. “He’s fucking immortal, you moron!” I roll my eyes and Low snorts into the whisky bottle. There are many things in this world that defy the laws of science but immortality is not one of them, it's not possible to live forever and if it was, shifters would have that knowledge before humans. If long-term life were possible, we wouldn’t be on the brink of extinction, and our past scie

As the news broadcast reported a random serial killing near my residential complex, I knew—I had been reborn once again. In my first life, my husband insisted on going out in the middle of a snowstorm to buy weapons for self-defense. I locked every door and window, waiting at home, anxiety clawing at my chest. I never imagined the killer could pick locks. Before I could even react, a blade plunged into me, and I died on the couch. In my second life, I didn't hesitate. I hid in a concealed storage room, holding my breath. But the door was still pulled open. A man wearing a rabbit mask stared straight at me. "Found you," he said. In my third life, I ran to the police station. I rushed ins

(Simion POV) Sitting here late in the evening in my office trying to think of my next plan to help my mom. She's been ill for ten years now. Not one doctor can find a reason why for her illness. When she first became ill, we all thought it was just a cold. After a few months it became worse and doctors thought it might be Pneumonia. As more months go by and my mother gets worse. Her coughs become wheezing with other issues, after years of this she begins having heart problems. Doctors don't know what is causing these conditions or how to fix them. They do tell me if I don't find something or someone that can help her that she will not last this year, they are surprise she lived this long. Fo